Pedestrians cross here on red lights. This pedestrian signal is a concurrent signal, which gives the crossing pedestrian the right of way over any turning cars, however allows cars to make the turn when pedestrians are not utilizing the crosswalk. Concurrent pedestrian signals are utilized to accommodate both the flow of traffic and pedestrians needs. As this signal is functioning properly I am closing this issue. Thank you.

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Learned that City will be doing a raised crosswalk at this intersection. There's a plan!

Thank you for the post. Both locations mentioned are examples of concurrent pedestrian signals, which are designed to give pedestrians the right of way, while still allowing drivers to turn when not being utilized by pedestrians. Both of these locations are functioning as designed. The pedestrian always has the right of way before drivers in these circumstances. Thank you.